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Europe points the finger of blame
465 - September, 2013
Migrants have become the scapegoats in financially straitened times, reports Amy Hall.
Outgunned
465 - September, 2013
Dayo Aiyetan and Theophilus Abbah offer a West African take on piracy in the Gulf of Guinea.
Pirate primer
465 - September, 2013
A guide to buccaneers, corsairs & privateers throughout the ages.
In the firing line
465 - September, 2013
Piracy is just one in a long list of problems facing seafarers in a cut-throat shipping industry, reports Olivia Swift.
Country Profile: China
465 - September, 2013
China is making a great leap forward, but there are winners and losers.
A pirate's life for me
465 - September, 2013
Jatin Dua investigates the ever-blurry line between protector and pirate in coastal Somalia.
Empire strikes back - where counter-piracy is going wrong
465 - September, 2013
Pirate hijackings off the coast of Africa have spawned a lucrative protection industry. With private security guards taking to the oceans in ever increasing numbers, Hazel Healy asks whether this is really the way to ‘safer seas’.
Letters - July 2013
464 - July, 2013
Armenia, land grabs, maximum wage, West Papua, party pooping, bickering and the ‘Global South.’
Letter from Botswana – For a place where speech is free
464 - July, 2013
Botswana’s tradition of community meetings could invigorate democracy, says Wame Molefhe – if done right.
Eduardo Galeano
464 - July, 2013
He talks to Vanessa Baird about dreams, football, justice – and the legs of his very first teacher.
Forget One Direction – we need a new direction
464 - July, 2013
Chris Coltrane imagines a world where everyone is equal.
Hermit Principle: an interview with Paul Wimbush:
464 - July, 2013
The co-founder of an eco-village is creating the future he wants to see, as Rin Simpson discovers.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Europe points the finger of blame | Migrants have become the scapegoats in financially straitened times, reports Amy Hall. |
Amy Hall | September, 2013 | 465 | Buy |
| Outgunned | Dayo Aiyetan and Theophilus Abbah offer a West African take on piracy in the Gulf of Guinea. |
Dayo Aiyetan | September, 2013 | 465 | Buy |
| Pirate primer | A guide to buccaneers, corsairs & privateers throughout the ages. |
September, 2013 | 465 | Buy | |
| Big Bad World - Adapt | Polyp’s Big Bad World cartoon. |
P J Polyp | September, 2013 | 465 | Buy |
| In the firing line | Piracy is just one in a long list of problems facing seafarers in a cut-throat shipping industry, reports Olivia Swift. |
Olivia Swift | September, 2013 | 465 | Buy |
| Country Profile: China | China is making a great leap forward, but there are winners and losers. |
Misha Kally | September, 2013 | 465 | Buy |
| A pirate's life for me | Jatin Dua investigates the ever-blurry line between protector and pirate in coastal Somalia. |
Jatin Dua | September, 2013 | 465 | Buy |
| Piracy - The Facts | Pirate attacks in 2012 |
September, 2013 | 465 | Buy | |
| Empire strikes back - where counter-piracy is going wrong | Pirate hijackings off the coast of Africa have spawned a lucrative protection industry. With private security guards taking to the oceans in ever increasing numbers, Hazel Healy asks whether this is really the way to ‘safer seas’. |
Hazel Healy | September, 2013 | 465 | Buy |
| Letters - July 2013 | Armenia, land grabs, maximum wage, West Papua, party pooping, bickering and the ‘Global South.’ |
New Internationalist Editorial | July, 2013 | 464 | Read |
| Letter from Botswana – For a place where speech is free | Botswana’s tradition of community meetings could invigorate democracy, says Wame Molefhe – if done right. |
Wame Molefhe | July, 2013 | 464 | Buy |
| Eduardo Galeano | He talks to Vanessa Baird about dreams, football, justice – and the legs of his very first teacher. |
Vanessa Baird | July, 2013 | 464 | Buy |
| Forget One Direction – we need a new direction | Chris Coltrane imagines a world where everyone is equal. |
Chris Coltrane | July, 2013 | 464 | Buy |
| Hermit Principle: an interview with Paul Wimbush: | The co-founder of an eco-village is creating the future he wants to see, as Rin Simpson discovers. |
Rin Simpson | July, 2013 | 464 | Buy |
| Book reviews | New Internationalist Editorial | July, 2013 | 464 | Buy |
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